Weiand SuperCharger Remote Thermostat Housing

Weiand SuperCharger Remote Thermostat Housings deliver a precision-engineered solution for relocating the cooling system thermostat to a more accessible position on supercharged and custom engine builds. Designed for serious performance builders who demand both reliability and long-term serviceability, these remote mount water neck housings eliminate the frustration of servicing a thermostat buried deep in a crowded engine bay.

Key Features:

• Cast aluminum construction provides a lightweight, durable housing with excellent heat dissipation and corrosion resistance for lasting performance
• Remote mount design relocates the thermostat to an easily accessible position, streamlining routine maintenance and reducing service time on supercharged builds
• Secure water outlet port accommodates the thermostat with a leak-free seal for dependable coolant system integrity
• NPT inlet ports allow flexible coolant routing to suit a variety of custom and competition cooling system plumbing layouts
• Universal-style compatibility suits early-type intakes without water outlet provisions as well as other custom and supercharger kit applications
• Multiple configurations available to accommodate a range of supercharger kits, engine platforms, and plumbing requirements
• Emissions compliant — legal for use on emissions-controlled, non-emissions-controlled, and race-only vehicles

Whether the build is a street machine, drag car, or high-performance street/strip combination, Weiand's Remote Thermostat Housing line makes cooling system service straightforward without compromising quality or reliability. Backed by Weiand's legacy as a pioneer in performance induction — dating back to the development of the first aluminum intake manifold in 1937 and the first complete blower drives for the GMC 6-71 supercharger — these housings reflect the engineering excellence that has made Weiand a trusted name in forced induction for nearly a century.